Friday 30 October 2026

Housing and real estate

Subject · 171 stories in 30 days · 78 this week

How the coverage leans

878 articles from 46 outlets, last 30 days

Peak: Tue 27 Oct, 121 articles

The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Left and right are close to even.

Often in the news with

How many of these 171 stories also name them · + follows in place

Coverage timeline

  1. Business · Australia

    Sydney's southwest metro line opens after years of delays

    The final stretch of Sydney's M1 metro line opened, connecting the city's south-west to the north-west after more than two years of disruptions. The new line is expected to transform commuter travel and spur development in surrounding suburbs.

  2. Business · Australia

    David Jones explores major restructuring to ensure survival

    The department store is negotiating with landlords and suppliers to restructure its operations, including halving its store count. The outcome could determine the future of the 188-year-old retailer.

  3. Politics · Canada

    Scott Gillingham re-elected as mayor of Winnipeg

    Scott Gillingham has been re-elected as mayor of Winnipeg for a second term. His victory comes amid campaign promises focused on addressing homelessness, addiction, crime, and city finances.

  4. Business · Australia

    Annie Cannon-Brookes' farm development faces council scrutiny

    A regenerative farm and hospitality project in the Southern Highlands is under investigation by local council over its development approval. The project has drawn opposition and scrutiny, raising questions about land use and planning processes.

  5. Business · United States

    Mortgage rates drop below 7.25 percent

    Mortgage rates declined for the second consecutive week, reaching 7.24 percent for the 30-year fixed-rate loan. The drop offers temporary relief to homebuyers in a high-cost housing market.

  6. Business · Canada

    Bank of Canada raises interest rate for first time in three years

    The Bank of Canada increased its policy rate by 25 basis points to 2.50 per cent, its first hike since July 2023. The move aims to address inflation driven by rising energy prices and could affect borrowing costs and economic activity.

  7. Business · Australia

    Western Sydney International Airport opens with first flights

    Australia's new Western Sydney International Airport began operations with its first passenger flights, including an inaugural domestic flight and a first international flight to Auckland. The opening marks a major step in expanding aviation capacity for the region, though access remains challenging.